Sentence examples for woes are compounded from inspiring English sources

The community's economic woes are compounded by geography.

Funding woes are compounded by a lack of political will to meaningfully address the past, said Silva.

In all cases, the company's woes are compounded when lenders consider the performance risks arising from a weak stock price and demand higher interest rates and more restrictive loan terms.

World music?'" If the ignorance of the wider British public weren't enough, the audience's woes are compounded tonight by Badu herself, who turns up 80 minutes late, by which point they look grumpy enough to grab the top hat from her currently blond head and play Frisbee with it.

Macon has suffered terribly and when his woes are compounded by his wife's decision to move out, he withdraws further from the world, writing travel guides for people who dislike travel and insulating himself with careful routines.

The industry's woes are compounded by the sour commercial real estate market, which has left many resort operators owing more than their properties are worth.

Their financial woes were compounded when they lost a high court battle with the UK Coal Authority.

Ms. Koy's woes were compounded by an ill-advised refinancing two years ago.

Three years ago, Wycombe's woes were compounded by phenonmenal runs from their rivals.

The German giant's woes were compounded by further losses at Dresdner Bank.

The company's financial woes were compounded by its recent move to a new home.